>Examine chest.
>Check and Analyze inventory.
>Recall Relationships with our"family".
> Details on history with Meiling. (Don't feel obligated to write an essay, of course!)
> Whatever became of the alternate title Remilia gave our home during the Bhavagra Incident?
> Opinion of Reimu's Hakurei.
> Opinion of Marisa Kirisame.
> Opinion of Youmu Konpaku.
> Opinion of Reisen Udongein Inaba.
> Opinion of Sanae Kochiya.
>How do our time powers work?
> Details on history with Meiling. (Don't feel obligated to write an essay, of course!)
> Presumably Meiling is on duty right now, yes? What might she enjoy us bringing to her?> How much does Meiling enjoy food?
History of China.:P
>What do we usually enjoy in our free time?
> Presumably Meiling is on duty right now, yes? What might she enjoy us bringing to her?
> How much does Meiling enjoy food?
> Opinion of Renko Usami and Maribel Hearn.
> Opinion of Toyosatomimi no Miko.
> Have we met the mermaid in the lake?
>What did Youmu do?
>What does Amaya look like?
>What's our fighting style?
>Have we ever loved?
>Do we know what our past is?
>Do we prefer guys or girls?
>How much do we work out?
>How buff are we?
>How does Remilia's powers work?
>Opinion of Ran
>Opinion of Alice
>Opinion on other matriarchs of Gensokyo
>Opinion on Goblins and Fairies?
>Any quests we are on right now?
>What are our options in terms of what to do ?
> Opinion of Komachi Onozuka.
> Opinion of Aya Shamemaru.
> Any notable new faces from the amanojaku incident?
> Does Meiling prefer any particular food, such as a certain kind of sandwich?
>Are there any books we're interested in reading ?
> Who outside the mansion would we consider a friend?
> Mistress is currently sleep, yes?
> How often is the Young Mistress misbehaving when it comes to bed time a problem?
> Does Meiling join the rest of the house for lunch?
>What does Meiling herself enjoy doing?
> How long would it take for us to prepare a light chinese snack? Assuming we have the ingredients needed for it.
>Perhaps we should accompany her for a while, along with a quick snack.
>Abilities
>Spellcards
>Where do I keep my spellcards?
>What would be something I could prepare as a sort of midmorning snack for Meiling that's under the Chinese Food heading?
>Does Meiling have a favorite food that would be appropriate for the time of day? Also, what sorts of teas does she favor?
>I see, she's not very picky. Well, then, I suppose it would be best to make something sweet that would go with a black tea...
>What are the sweets we have available ?
> If Mistress ordered us to kill Yuyuko (as much as one can kill a ghost), would we?
> Do we harbour any resentment over the results of the mahjong tournament?
> Who is on the list of Mistress's guests that are welcome at any time?
> If such a guest arrived while we were on free time, would be required to drop everything and serve them?
> What does Mistress think of Reimu?
>How well can the fairies take care of the cleaning without us if it's necessary to do so ?
> Do we harbour any resentment over the results of the mahjong tournament?
> If a guest on Mistress's list arrived while we were on free time, would be required to drop everything and serve them?
> What does Mistress think of Reimu?
> If we make contact with someone while time is stopped, do they feel it when time is restored?
> Head to the kitchen to prepare a small sweet and some black tea for Meiling.
> Perfect! Grab one for Meiling and one for ourselves, and then wait for the tea to be ready.
> What kind of tea do we prefer?
> Are we okay with brewed tea?
>I like some Cidreira Tea(Ehh i dunno the name in english, it`s one that`s similar to mint).
>I guess we are ?
>Is the Tea ready ?
> Could we localize a time-speedup on the tea so it finishes faster without ruining the taste?
> Do so, then.
>Remove and pour the tea in two teacups, one lemon-grass for us and one black-tea for Meiling.
>Prepare the cakes and put everything on a tray.
>So is Meiling still at the gate guarding it ? If so go there.
>"Not exactly, i came here to offer you something."
>Offer her the cake(s) and the tea.
>Switch out with Kilgamayan, he`s better with this.
> Is today the birthday of anyone in the house?
> Is the puppy still kicking around?
> Chuckle.
> "Are you really so surprised I would spend my free time preparing a light snack?"
>"Well, this would be a pretty inconsiderate present for someone's birthday."
> Cross the gate threshold, if we haven't already.
> Is anyone else around?
>"Has there been any interesting activity around the gates today?"
>Did we ever have the need to silence or bribe someone that learned of our relationship with Meiling ?
>How close are we standing to Meiling? If we're much too close, we should step back some.
>Can we sip our tea now ? If so, do it.
>"Nothing unusual. In a couple hours I will have to begin preparing for lunch, but right now I do have free time."
>"Other than that, I'll have to do the usual work that mistress wants me to do when she awakens."
>"You mean you're asking for what I have planned besides work?"
>"Ah, well then, I have nothing in particular planned for today."
> Do we?
>"Well, i can always make room for something more, i guess you could say i`m pretty good at managing time."
>Nom a slice of cake and sip some more tea. (Om nom nom)
>"And you?"
> "It would be a shame for you to be left out here by yourself, then, when someone has the availability and opportunity to join you for some time."
> "Indeed. So here I am."
> Chuckle a bit ourselves.
> "Of course."
> Look around a bit, to check for people.
> "This does naturally assume you are by yourself out here, though."
> Give Meiling a meaningful look.
> Smile and resume a more casual facial expression.
> "Good. Then my efforts were not wasted."
> "You are quite welcome, Meiling. I am more than happy to be of service."
> "Hmm?"
>"Out of nowhere?"
>Be slightly confused
>"Why do you think that ?"
>"Because I haven't been around as much?"
> Sigh.
> "I must confess, I have been unsure about such things lately myself..."
> "It does feel as though we have drifted apart a bit, doesn't it?"
>"Is this why you asked if I had made any plans for the day?"
> "Mmm."
> Sigh again.
> "I do not like it very much, that this has happened."
>Return to our normal expression.
>See who it is.
> Watch her approach with the appropriately diplomatic look.
>"Indeed, here to make use of the Library`s contents i assume ?"
> Does she need to be guided to the library?
> "Not at all. Would you like me to escort you there?"
>"Are you sure ? If you say so..."
>Take another sip and another bite.
> "Very well. Please enjoy yourself."
> Let Keine enter on her own.
>"Such time and privacy is hard to come by..."
>"Discussing our unfortunate situation, and possibly making plans for today..."
>"Unfortunately, I may not be as free. Mistress usually requires me for the rest of the time I have. The chances of my aid not being requested are slim."
> Sad frown.
> "This would be a lot easier if we could say something."
> Give Meiling another meaningful look.
>How is our lunch progressing ? Are we over with it already ?
>Examine Meiling. (Dunno, maybe we missed something ?)
>Take another sip.
>"I always knew there were going to be some issues, yet..."
> "My apologies for implying such. Truth be told, though, I was beginning to wonder similarly about you."
> Smile.
> "You are never a bother to me."
>"Though they would be problems, I wouldn't blame you at all."
>"Nobody can really be blamed for something, nor does anyone have the right to blame another person."
>Sip again.
>"So don`t be so harsh on yourself !"
> Nod.
> "I understand. Let this be an explicit statement, then, that you are not a pain, and I wish to continue as long as you do."
> Phew, that's one major problem resolved.
> "Thank you."
> Retrieve the tray and put our cup on it.
> "As far as I am concerned, what I do with my free time is my business. If I want to spend it conversing with a co-worker that I do not get to see very much outside of meals, I will do so. May I have your cup?"
> Take the cup and put it on the tray.
> "Of course. I'll be back."
> Head back inside to the kitchen to clean up the stuff we just used.
> Put them away where they belong, then return to the gate and Meiling.
> This is the Young Mistress, isn't it?
> How do we normally stop such mischief?
>Hmm, maybe she heard Keine coming and thought it was Marisa....
>Go find her quickly ! Use the sound to orientate on where she is and is headed.
> Once we can tell we are close, step outside time and close the rest of the distance.
> Head to the top of the stairs, then look back down at the Young Mistress with an expectant look and step back into time.
> "Young Mistress, Miss Kamishirasawa is not this way."
>"You should know better than that, what are you trying to accomplish anyways ?"
>Be on your guard for any moves of her.
>Are we ok ?
> How often do we use Flandre's name instead of her title?
> Soften our expression and our tone some.
> "Let's get you back to bed, Young Mistress."
> Quietly follow her, making sure she does end up getting back to bed.
> What she might have been going for, coming this way?
> Smile.
> "Perhaps there is something I can get for you? I imagine you were not out and about without good reason."
> Is that permissible?
> Do we have any in the kitchen?
>"Hmm, maybe, i don`t recall seeing any cookies on the Kitchen."
> "If I can't find one, would a sesame cake be okay?"
>"As long as you can behave young mistress. Cookies are a reward for good girls."
> "Very well. I trust you will stay here while I head to the kitchen?"
>The Young Mistress is generally honest, just rambunctious, right?
>Hmm, do I know why exactly the Young Mistress seems to be like this?
>"That is good to hear, Young Mistress."
>I will go to the kitchen as promised!
>How much free time do we have left?
>Locate and gather the ingredients.
>Retrieve a cake from the pantry.
> Head back to Flandre's room.
>Smile and hand her the cake.
>"Just for you young mistress. Be sure not to get any books dirty."
> What book is it?
> "You are welcome. I trust you will not get out of bed again until the appropriate time?"
>"You're a good girl, Young Mistress." said with a somewhat warm but professional smile.
>Give a proper curtsey and take our leave, clearing any dishes (if there were any)
>If there were dishes, to the kitchen they go for washing
>If there weren't, let us return to Meiling
>Remember tokiss her goodnighttell her goodnight.
>"Elise. Meiling."
> Do a short bow to each of them as we say this.
>Approach Meiling.
> Can we remove others from time as we can do with ourselves? If so, can we remove ourselves and others from time simultaneously?
> "Just someone that wasn't ready to go to bed."
>And would it affect them as it does to our self?
> Opinion of Cirno.
> Opinion of Dai, if we know a fairy by that name.
> Opinion of the Three Fairies of Light.
> "None. I caught her by surprise, and I think it took all of the fight out of her."
> Smile.
> "Thank you."
>"I'm not sure. You seem to be content with playing with Elise and watching the grass."
>"Well, I should still have plenty of time to spare."
> "Nothing in particular anymore. What about you?"
> Is martial arts training for us permitted while Meiling is on the clock?
> What is Meiling permitted to do on the clock to pass the time, if anything?
> Does Meiling have any indoor duties?
> Do we have any outdoor duties?
> Head through the gate threshold, if we have not already, and take up a position outside of it in line with Meiling, but on the opposite side of the center of the gate, as if a mirror imagine of where Meiling is.
> "Then a quiet, relaxing time outdoors it is."
> Nod.
> "I understand. Has there been anything or anyone interesting out here lately?"
> Can we see the lake properly from here? If so, check lake for amount of fairy activity.
> "Is that typical?"
> Did we do combat with the mermaid during the amanojaku incident?
> Is the lake our territory, to actively preside over?
> Can we see Cirno and/or Daiyousei? Or any of the big names that seem to hang around the lake, for that matter.
> Do we know of Makai?
> Do we know of any of Mistress' family, aside from the Young Mistress?
>What about Patchouli's family ? Do we have knowledge on that matter ?
>What about Meiling's ?
>How did Meiling find our Mistress ?
>How long has Meiling been working for the Mistress ?
> What did we do before we became Mistress' servant anyway?
> What was said dead person's name and relationship to Rinnosuke?
> Are we ashamed of said dead person?
>Opinion of Rinnosuke?
>Is there some kind of project or plan to make the Young Mistress apt for going outside without causing issues ?
>How troublesome can the Young Mistress be ? And has she caused harm to someone ever since we started our life here ?
>How did our first time meeting her go ?
>it's changed over the years. For a long time, you thought of him as largely an affable, if kind of strange person a bit too obsessed with his business. Later events have shifted that opinion; he's dangerous and clearly disturbed, and you're happy he's getting help. You still try to visit him from time to time, but it's less social and more for his own good these days.
>_
> Why was he dangerous and disturbed?
>You do not fully understand what he did, or how he did it exactly, but he was at the center of an incident wherein every coin in Gensokyo was taken, and replaced with a gem. As you understood it, these gems were not proper minerals, but converted from his extensive literature collection (Patchouli made some passing reference to pearls of wisdom, which explained nothing). From what you've gathered, he intended to take this seized fortune; or seized economy as he called it, and barter it with the powers that be to shift the nature of the universe into something where anything could be bought or sold, aspects of the self, seasons, in theory anything.Jesus christ, guess i'm gonna read nue quest now.
>As you understand it, he was something like a priest, devoted absolutely to the concept of exchanges and the inherent inequalities of such. Somehow, he managed to derive a kind of faith from that, and a kind of power, gathering it under everyone's noses while posing as a simple eccentric. Then he unleashed it all at once. Since being stopped, the Myouren Temple has been trying to treat him, with some success.
When you do, please kindly disregard a very short portion of the game wherein a permabanned user suggests exceedingly inappropriate, uh, "corrective action" in an attempt to gain information.
> How long are Meiling's shifts?
>Hmmm, do we know what Patchouli is up to right now ?
>How long until the Mistress awakens ?
> Have we ever actually killed someone? With our knives, powers or otherwise.
> When did we awaken to/discover our powers? If it pertains to the "dead person" previously mentioned, a simple "before/after coming to work for Remilia" will suffice.
> Would it perhaps be worth inviting the mermaid into our fold, and 'ruling' the lake using her as a proxy?
Anyone have any ideas? It's kind of hard to rekindle this relationship when it has to be kept secret and Meiling's on duty.It might just have to wait until a bit later in the quest- you're right that there's really little one can do right now. I think all the progress you made with it earlier was good groundwork to work with at a better time!
> Are there any points in the day where our schedule and Meiling's schedule are both typically free?
> "Hmm. This is a bit out of left field,, but I wonder if the mermaid would agree to be a vassal."
>"Perhaps we should converse with her. I have yet to meet her."
> "Beyond a passing battle when dealing with the amanojaku, anyway."
>Would mistress allow us to converse with someone like the mermaid as our own choice?
> Anyone else off limits?
>"Wouldn't you agree that now would be a good time for that?"
>Do we know if the mermaid ever goes anywhere besides the lake?
>"She shouldn't be hard to find is she frequents the lake."
>"We just need to wait for her to surface again."
> Why did we battle the mermaid, anyway? Was it just a she-was-in-the-way situation?
> How many fairies are flying around the lake?
> Do we know if we have a reputation with wild fairies?
> Is it a good or bad reputation?
> Is Meiling aware of our affinity for fairies?
>How well does Meiling herself fare with fairies ?
>"Hmm, still, it`s not that i can just dive in there to search for her, patience will have to suffice."
> "Unless the fairies can give me any information, anyway."
> What would the mermaid being a vassal of the Scarlet Devil Mansion entail (if you'll pardon the pun)? What benefits would it provide her?
> "Hmm. Let me see what they know about her."
> Take flight and head to the fairies at the lake.
> Do we recognize any of them?
>Examine the Fairies, how tall are they ? How are they dressed ?
> Are we in a position of sufficient authority that we could propose to the mermaid that she become a vassal? Or does that require Mistress' signature?
> Make our way over to the two playing rock games.
> What is the proper way to deal with terrified fairies?
> Take on a calm tone of voice.
> "Good morning. Do not be afraid, I am only here to ask some questions."
> "What can you tell me about the mermaid in this lake?"
>Inventory
>"Well... maybe something other than that ? Does someone come here to talk to her ?"
>We don`t have that Black Knife-holding Strap on our leg, do we ? It might cause them to be a little startled.
>"Hmm, I see. Thank you. Do you know where the mermaid is now?"
>"Do you know when she will come back to the surface again ?"
>"Oh.. um, isn`t there a way to call her ? I`d like to discuss some matters with her."
> Do we know the mermaid's name?
> Do we know of this wolf lady?
>"And what is her name exactly, if you could please tell me ?"
>How do we address others with the suffix of -hime, if it's different.
>Okay, fine.
>"Thank you."
>Head over to an edge of the lake.
>Don't you try to play Japanese => English tricks on me, young man. Just do your best.
>But we thought Arstotzkans were great with that kind of stuff, eh, looks like another senseless propaganda spread by that dumb government.>Hey guys, how bout we all just take it easy? :flowerpower:
>But we thought Arstotzkans were great with that kind of stuff, eh, looks like another senseless propaganda spread by that dumb government.
>Hey guys, how bout we all just take it easy? :flowerpower:
>Try searching near the edge closest to the mansion.
>Hey guys, how bout we all just take it easy? :flowerpower:
>Look around, see if anything draws attention, maybe a house or something ?
>Dive into the lake and search for the mermaid.
>Call out: "Excuse me." and hope for a response.
>"Oh, nothing ! I was calling to see if the mermaid heard me !"
>"Hm..."
>Head to the western side and examine the lake.
>Make our way to a different side.
>Let's check the latter first.
> Wait, hold on, don't leave the northern bank yet.
> "Miss Mermaid?"
> Wait, hold on, don't leave the northern bank yet.
> "Miss Mermaid?"
> Watch this disturbance.
> "Miss Mermaid, is that you?"
>Remain a little cautious, just to be safe.
>"Wait a minute!"
>"I do not desire to fight with you, but rather, to talk."
>"We've gotten off on the wrong foot originally, correct?"
> What concessions would the mermaid have to make in order to be a vassal?
> What do we know about a Grassroots Youkai Network?
> "Perhaps we should start over, then."
>"Well then, will you allow me to introduce myself properly this time around?"
>How strong was the mermaid when we fought her?
> "What do you mean?"
> "Is it that weird to wish to end hostilities?"
> Nod.
> "Good."
> Curtsey.
> "I am Sakuya Izayoi, head maid of the Scarlet Devil Mansion. It is a pleasure to make your acquaintance under less chaotic circumstances."
> When did we first noticed Wakasagihime living here?
>"Why have you moved here anyways, if i may ask ? And where did you live before ?"
> "Is there anything interesting down there?"
> Were we aware of this sunken building?
>"Are the fairies troublesome for you ?"
> "Ah, so the sunken building remains. You say there is nothing in it? Activity surrounding that building once awakened some kind of metal monster. You can confirm there is no remaining trance of that creature?"
> "Hmm. I know little about it myself, I must confess. If you do wish to know more, your best bets for information would be Byakuren Hijiri, of the Buddhist temple in the Human Village, and Reisen Udongein Inaba, of Eientei in the Bamboo Forest."
>Thoughts on Byakuren and Reisen ?
>"Ahh, yes... that may be a problem."
>Do we have knowledge of someone else having a romantic interest in us ? In short, does someone have a crush on us that we know of ?
> "Well, the fairies did say you were often visited by a 'Miss Wolf' and the tengu. Perhaps they could help inquire."
>"Then how about one of the fairies themselves ? I'm sure one of them would be kind enough to do so, maybe the one called Daiyousei."
>"Well i've grown to enjoy the fairy maids at the mansion, they're quite capable with the right orientation. But then, aren't there other youkai you could ask ?"
>Is Alice known to be the more secluded type of person ?
>How long until the Mistress wakes up ?
> "Mmm. I suppose it will have to remain a mystery for a little while longer, then."
> "I cannot promise anything, certainly, but if I am the area of either and have the time, I could ask them about it."
> "You are quite welcome."
>Do we know anything about this Wolf Person named Kagerou ?
> Where are our playing cards?
> Curtsey in response.
> "Is your wolf friend visiting any time soon? It might not be a bad idea to start fresh with her as well."
> Raise an eyebrow.
> "Why is she not supposed to?"
>"Oh, no, that's not strange. There is a lot of value to good planning."
> "Rather, I was wondering if you or her or both of you had a head of household that set boundaries as to where you are and are not allowed to go and who you are and are not allowed to visit."
> "And she is head of hers?"
> Nod.
> "The error was mine, then."
> Look back at our home! Is there any obvious damage?
> What is Meiling doing?
> Look back to Wakasagihime.
> "Pardon my rudeness, but I must go. We can speak again some other time. Farewell!"
> Hightail it back to the gate!
> Should Meiling have vacated her post in order to investigate this happenstance, given we were further away and Patchy is presumably the source of the source of the explosion?
> Close the gate behind us (and lock it if possible), and dart back inside.
> Have we, Sakuya Izayoi, worked all our lives at the Scarlet Devil Mansion? Or at least in Remilia Scarlet's service?
> Does it seem like Mistress needs aid in dealing with the maids?
> Can we see the Young Mistress or Meiling anywhere?
> From our position, how bad does Patchouli look?
>"To the two of them: "Mistress ! Patchouli ! What happened around here ?!?"
> Have we ever had huge emergencies like this before? If so, what is normally expected of us in these cases?
> In fact, has Patchy ever blown herself up in an experiment before?
> Rough estimation of the number of maids in the current vicinity.
>Who takes care if injuries in the event someone gets hurt?
>Orient the fairies to calm down.
>"Find who ?!? Is it Miss Keine ?"
>Orient the fairies to calm down.
>How did we get aware of our Time-Bending powers and who taught us to control it ?
> If Remilia doesn't look like she'll need help with the maids any time soon and she gives us the positive on the above question, run inside the library instead, covering our nose and mouth against the smoke.
> "Alright!"
> Run inside the library, covering our mouth and nose against the smoke in the process. Once we're inside, quickly assess the situation, assuming we have cleared through the smoke.
>> While doing so, steal a quick glance at patchouli and briefly assess her current status.
>"Is there anybody here ?!?!"
>Take a look around and wait for a reply.
>If there is none, continue to search, if there is one, quickly follow the voice.
> Is there enough space between the top of the shelves and the ceiling to allow for comfortable flight?
> If so, take flight and head in the direction of Meiling's voice, keeping an eye on the ground and on the air for her.
> How long can we hold our breath?
> How fast can we fly?
> Are the fallen shelves low enough we could probably fly over without much of a smoke increase?
> You really don't want us cheating through this section with flight do you parser.
> Okay then, examine front and right for any possible pathways that would require either minimal to no flight.
>Call for her again: "Meiling, what happened?"
>"Understood !"
>Take the path to the West Area of the Library, stay low to avoid most of the smoke.
> Can we identify in which direction the source of the smoke is?
>Let's head inward and work our way across.
>Is there any particular pattern to the smoke sources?
>West
>Does the smoke seem to be fading at all, or is it getting worse?
> "Miss Keine! Can you hear me?!"
>How long can we stop time before it becomes really, really painful, or significantly reduces our age?
>Let's go further inward
> Would stopping time alleviate any breathing problems, make them worse, or have no affect on them?
>Fly slightly over the books as we keep moving.
>Observe the vibrating book and pick it up if the vibration intensifies.
>"Hmmm..."
>Slowly approach the book, be prepared to use a timestop if anything sudden happens.
> Are the sparks coming at us?
>TAKE
>THE
>BOOK
> But only if it is safe to get in grabbing range and safe to pick up.
> Shut the book!
>Hope it doesn't explode.
>Continue finding Meiling.
>Wait and see if the book calms down.
>Continue finding Meiling.
> Don't do this just yet.
> Is the book small enough to fit in a pocket?
> Are there any spaces on nearby shelves where the book could fit but would also be pinned closed by surrounding books?
> Take it with us and continue on the way we were going before the book interrupted us.
>Take some quick peeks at each direction.
>Meiling said she hadn't searched in the West area yet, so might as well do it.
> How does south look?
> So we just came from the North? If so, head East. If we just came from East, head South.
> Any tracks on the floor, perchance? Footprints in dust, or soot, or maybe footprints OF soot?
>Okay, let`s take a step back and think some more, Keine is around this Library, the library has 4 differents sectors for each direction, Keine is probably either stuck or unconscious, most likely the latter since we haven`t heard a reply from her, and she would have probably attempted to draw attention in some way.
>"Hello ?!?! Miss Keine ?!?!!? Anyone ?!?!!?"
>Wait for a possible reply.
>What would be the best way to describe where we are?
>What direction is Meiling's voice coming from?
> Look to the southeast, what is immediately in that direction?
> Did we fight Mokou all the way back in the Imperishable Night incident?
> If so, do we remember if her fire had any discernable features that we could differentiate it from regular fire?
> And if so, does the fire around here match said features?
> "To your north and west! The carpet in the center area held up amazingly well!"
>"No, not yet. Hopefully she hasn't died".
>"No, not yet. Hopefully she hasn't died".
>Let's not say the second part. Sounds a bit... pessimistic to me.
>Examine the book's cover.
>Would flying higher help us look for Keine and Meiling?
>"Will do ! Did you find some books that were releasing sparks while you searched ?"
>"They might cause more fires to break out. If that happens, it will only endanger us and Keine even further ! Be careful."
>"We need to find her first!"
>Would getting a group of fairy maids searching help find Keine faster?
>Now to get back on track, let's head to the West Sector !
>Keep our eyes peeled for blood, clothing or more sparking books.
>"Huh ?"
>Inspect the collapsed shelf carefully.
>Close theWrigglewriggling book and put it somewhere safe-ish when we`re done there.
>Slowly crawl under it, be ready to use our timestop if the shelf gives a hint of unstability.
>Once safely on the other size, proceed to search again.
>"Miss Keine ? Can you hear me ?!?"
> Does physical labor reduce the amount of time we can safely stay outside of time?
> Also, out of curiosity, how risky is it for us to use our Last Word?
> Is the way between us and the blue fabric clear? If so, brisk-walk over to it.
>If Keine was the cause of this incident, it was most likely accidental, it wouldn`t be logical to cause something knowing it would also risk your life, just a thought.
>Slowly hover over the books and slowly slither through the fallen bookcases.
> Can we drag her to a less precarious spot?
> Where are we presently in the library in terms of the cardinal directions?
> If we stopped time to remove all of the books and then started time again, would the structural integrity of the pile of shelves be drastically affected, leading to further collapse?
> "Meiling! I found her!"
> Start digging her out of the books.
Wait ! Don`t dig her immediately !
>Can we find something strong enough to support the bookcase ? Say a table or another bookcase or furniture ?
>Does it seem like the bookcase will hold enough time for Meiling to arrive ?
>If neither are likely, proceed to carefully dig her off the books.
> "West!"
> Remove ourselves from time.
> Bend down and just start flinging, swiping, and swatting books off of Keine without regard to where they go.
>Keep it up until we can drag her safely, resist the burning agony !
>Inhale and exhale air as controlled as we can.
>Can we get up ? If so do it.
>Examine our surroundings.
>"Ughhh...."
> Examine ourselves.
> Examine the canopy. Is it crestable without too much difficulty?
>Can we fly ? Try doing so to get a aerial view from our position.
I have a sinking feeling that we flung ourselves forward/backward in time.
> Look up - roughly what time of the day is it?
> Second bodily check for any aging changes.
> Inventory
>Wait, where is our pocketwatch ?
>Search around on the ground.
> Have we ever tried to do the whole "step out of time and then in again" thing for only a split second? If so, any ill effects or specific difficulties?
> Alright, shoot a single bullet towards the ground.
> Assuming that works as intended, attempt to step out of time, assuming everything goes okay, step in after a moment.
> Were there any obvious footpaths when we were down in the forest?
> Are we still looking over the canopy? If so, look around for fairies.
> We moved in to Gensokyo from the outside world before - are there any immediate things that we noticed that make us feel like the two are inherently different? If so, can we tell if we're still in Gensokyo?
>How painful was our split second step out of time?
>Has this ever happened before?
>How good is our relationship to time in terms of being able to innately know it, like season, hour, etc.
> Does this look like the Forest of Magic?
> Well, drop back down to the ground proper if we haven't done before, and do a double, more meticulous check for our stopwatch.
> Crest the canopy again, and head east toward the possible-fairies.
>Survey the surroundings further as we move. Can we recognize any vague landmarks in the distance or somesuch to get our bearings? Like a mountain?
>Is there any historical language shift in Gensokyo, do we know?
> Clear throat audibly.
> "Excuse me."
> We are human, yes?
> "Indeed. Who are you?"
> "All of you?"
> "I do not need to steal your name, I have one of my own. Having more than one would be confusing."
>Examine the fairies and their characteristics.
>"Now, could you please tell me where i am currently ?"
> "The sky of what land?"
>"Umm, i don`t get what you`re saying"
>"Umm, i don`t get what you`re saying, i`m just here to ask where can i find other humans and where i am right now, i`m not going to steal anything."
> Don't say this part. We don't need to show weakness or confusion in front of fairies.
> "Is it a problem for humans to find other humans?"
> "Clearly it is not a problem, if they are allowed to be in a village together."
> "In my experience, it has always been a haven for humans, not a jail."
> "Yes, it is."
> "You have never been there, have you?"
>"You don`t need to worry. Everyone there is very honest, if you went there you would find out, as long as you don`t make trouble."
>"Yes i have, why would you think that ?"
> "You were the one that asked, not me."
> "That question was rhetorical."
> "It must be real, I just said it. A word that is said can't not be real, otherwise it can't be said."
> "A rhetorical question is a question where the asker already knows the answer."
> "If I thought it was mean, I would not have done it."
> "And what reason do you have to disagree?"
>"No i`m not, i am happy with Sakuya being my name."
> "I am not trying to steal yours."
>"How am i trying to do that ? In fact, i just want to know where am i exactly."
> Don't say this, it puts them at a major advantage.
> Are we above threatening fairies to convince them to submit to us?
> "Im obviously not trying to steal your name, as I have one already. I have even told you what it is. You, however, have not told anyone your name."
> Give this fairy a suspicious look.
> "If anyone, it is obviously you who is trying to steal names."
> Gesture at the other fairies while still looking at the cat-eared fairy.
> "They all told you their names. Did you tell them your name? Or are you trying to steal their names as well as mine, Little Miss Cat Burgular?"
> Cross our arms across our front.
> "And who first brought up the idea of stealing names? It seems awfully suspicious that you would bring it up out of nowhere."
>Fly up at look around once more.
> Remove ourselves from time.
> If nothing feels awry, make our way toward the cat-eared fairy and beyond, positioning ourselves in her flight path several years ahead of her.
> Cross our arms across our front, Frown, and restore time.
> "I do not have a sister. And I am not a butt, I am Sakuya."
> "I may have a butt, but it is only one part of my body, which I am sure you can see."
> "I told you my name earlier. It is still my name."
> Eye the cat-eared fairy.
> "Assuming someone hasn't stolen it."
> Return to a neutral expression.
> "I suppose I cannot prove I do not have a sister, though."
>How are the fairies reacting right now ?
> "How would you like me to prove it is my name?"
> Do our knives have our name on them, or at least our initials?
>What was our... nevermind, right now it would be useless to think.
>"Would you even be able to read my name ?"
>What about our clothing ?
> Do we have anything with any writing on it?
>What about our Maid Band ?
> Are we above lying to fairies?
> Given the current position of the sun, can we tell the cardinal directions?
> "Would my Mistress suffice as a replacement for a mother?"
> Where is the Scarlet Devil Mansion relative to the rest of Gensokyo?
> "If it makes a difference, my Mistress is Remilia Scarlet, Mistress of the Scarlet Devil Mansion."
> Repeat Mistress' name and title.
> "The Scarlet Devil Mansion is the large manor located near the Misty Lake, near the southern end of the Forest of Magic."
> Blink.
> "This...is Gensokyo, correct?"
> Look down at where we would be casting a shadow, given the position of the sun. Can we see it?
> Can we see the shadows of the fairies?
> Look back to the fairies, ping down at the shadows, and frown.
> "That's not fair. I only make more shade than you for because I'm bigger."
> "How do I have any control over that?"
> Put on an offended look.
> "That's a pretty rude thing to say."
>Do we have any knives small enough to mostly fit in our mouth without hurting ourselves?
> "I assure you, I eat no more or less than anyone else at the Scarlet Devil Mansion, and we are of varying heights."
>"Then what are the places around here that you know of besides the village ?"
> Are mushrooms growing on trees a common occurrence in Gensokyo?
> "A cave, you say? Where is it?"
> "And where is that?"
> "If you tell me where the Human Village is or where the cave is, I will go away to them, and leave the trees with mushrooms on them alone."
> "You didn't tell me where the trees with mushrooms on them are, correct? I can't possibly trick you out of those mushrooms if I do not know where they are."
> "And what kind of trick will result in me learning where those mushrooms are?"
> "So since you think you know why I am asking about where the Human Village is, it must not be a trick."
> "I would not trust a name thief that accuses me of being a name thief in order to distract from her own name thieving ways to tell me the truth anyway."
> Look to the other fairies.
> "You other three are definitely more trustworthy."
> "You say I am suspicious, but I told you my name and she did not tell you hers."
> "Tell me where the human village is, and I will stop and go away."
> "Why not?"
> "You claim I am mean? You, who was insulting your alleged friends before I even arrived where, who tried to steal my name and then blame it on me, who called me a butt, who has taken pleasure in my misfortune, and who has insulted my appearance and intelligence, try to claim someone else is mean? Because from where I stand, it certainly seems like you who is the mean one."
> Remove ourselves from time.
> Make our way to the cat-eared fairy and rotate her in mid-air until she is blowing her raspberry at her friends.
> Return to our original position and step back into time.
> "Oh my..."
> Let this play out. Let's see who wins!
> Back off a bit, so we don't get caught in the crossfire.
> Head to this river and look up- and down-stream once we get to it.
> Pursue the large brown thing.
> Land on the river bank and hail them when they come into range.
> Let's start off with a simple wave.
> "Greetings! To whom do I owe this pleasure?"
> Lower our voice.
> "Ah, my apologies. My name is Sakuya. This may seem a bizarre question to ask, but...where am I?"
> Blink, then hold a hand to the side of our head.
> "I...have never heard of such a place, I'm afraid."
> "You mean the fairies? I have already that that pleasure as well. But...can you tell me if this land is Gensokyo or not?"
> "It is a grand land itself, hidden away here in Japan. More notable landmarks include the Scarlet Devil Mansion, the Hakurei Shrine, the Forest of Magic, the Bamboo Forest, and the Human Village, with a notable Buddhist population centered at the Myouren Temple."
>"Not even Japan?"
> We are currently speaking Japanese, yes? And the two women are as well?
> What was the largest backlash we have ever gotten from overexerting ourselves while using our time powers?
> "You seem to be speaking my land's native tongue, though, at least."
>Can we talk in english?
> Or any other non-Japanese language, for that matter?
> "This is a very unfortunate turn of events. May I travel back to your village with you when you are done here? I have the distinct feeling I need to do as much research as possible."
> Nod.
> "Very well. May I ask where I can find it?"
> "Understood."
> Give the ladies a curtsy.
> "Thank you very much, Beatrice, Cecily. I wish you luck in your fishing."
> Take flight and head westward down the river.
> Fly to the village proper and land.
> Survey the surroundings from the ground.
>Are the men and women alike also giving us some curious looks or just the children ?
> Head to the eye-catching building.
>Can we hear any sounds coming fron the building ?
> Fly up to the flag and investigate it. Don't touch it, though. We do not want to be seen as disrespectful or an aggressor.
> Whoops. Oh well, nothing to be done now.
> Land, put on a slightly apologetic look, and walk our way over to the garden with the angry man.
> When he seems to have finished speaking, give an apologetic view.
> "My apologies, Sir. I did not mean to offend."
> "The flag. I wished to see the emblem of this land, in the hopes of possibly recognizing where I am."
> "I did not want to bother anyone."
> Frown.
> "My apologies. I had the opportunity to resolve the issue myself, and I am not used to asking for help with things that I have the time to do."
> Shake our head.
> "I am afraid I am not a local. I suspect I am from another country entirely, in fact. The fisherwomen I met did not recognize the name of my home country when I said it. In addition, this is my native tongue, rather than something I picked up to communicate with...the Fair Folk, I believe Beatrice and Cecily called them?"
> "I hail from a land called 'Gensokyo', which is in a country called 'Japan'. Perhaps someone here has heard of it?"
> "Am I allowed to meet this Earl, given I am no one of importance here and have already behaved as I have?"
> "If you do not mind, it would be much appreciated."
> "Hmm... by the way, do you know what today's date is?"
>Belay, are there dates as such in Gensokyo, or do we largely tell things by the seasons and the incidents surrounding them?
>If calendars are totally a thing, then yeah, ask.
> Give a curtsey.
> "Thank you very much, Sir."
> Follow the man inside.
> "Sakuya Izayoi."
> Sit down on the chair he pointed to.
> "Your hospitality is appreciated, Sir."
>"I suppose you're Mister/Sir (whichever seems more appropriate) Earl, correct ?"
>Have we heard of King Arthur before?
> "Please forgive my impertinence, Sir. I was somehow cast from my homeland, and found myself in a forest near here. As this place was the first village I encountered, I wished to see the flag to possibly learn what nation this might be."
> Aside from Japan, what other countries do we know of?
> What do we know about Nue Houjuu?
> "I was in a position to investigate it myself and not have to bother anyone, so I took it."
> "...I beg your pardon?"
> "I...heard that term once before, from the fisherwomen. What does it mean?"
> "I...suppose it is not impossible? Gensokyo is certainly home to plenty of magic users. I do not believe it is located very close to this land, however, as the fisherwomen did not recognize the name of Gensokyo's country, 'Japan'."
> Blink.
> "This is part of Gensokyo? Then...I can simply return to the Scarlet Devil Mansion?"
> Look a bit crestfallen.
>"Ah. That...would be a problem, yes."
>"Ah. That...would be a problem, yes."
>"Ahh, yes... that may be a problem."
>"It`s..... a rather complicated set of events.... we were aiding someone that was stuck at our library, and i feel unconscious due to exhaustion when i was releasing them from the rubble,
when i woke up i was lying on the ground at the forest nearby."
>"A...glamour?" with a bit of a doubtful, uncertain tone.
> How public are we with our abilities?
> "Ah, I see. Perhaps. I am wondering if it an unexpected side effect of one of my talents, however. When I passed out, I was currently stopping time to dig a victim out before a bookshelf fell on them."
> "I would be glad to demonstrate this ability in a manner you deem appropriate, such as by retrieving an object of your choice, or something similar."
> "It is not out of the realm of possibility."
> "So it seems I am stuck here until I discover a way to reverse...whatever happened, or until someone is also to point me in the direction of my part of Gensokyo."
> Are we aware of the location of the Sanzu River, Hakugyokurou and of Yuuka Kazami (and the flower garden she normally stays at)?
> "Hmm... Have you ever heard of Hakugyokurou or the Sanzu River?"
> "Hmm...other notable locations include the Hakurei Shrine, the Forest of Magic, the Bamboo Forest, Eientei, Youkai Mountain and the Moriya Shrine, the Ancient City underground, and the Myouren Temple."
> "Where did you hear about them?"
> "Yes, that sounds like Reimu. How did you get there?"
> "Do you remember how to get back there?"
> "A town full of humans?"
> Does that sound like the Human Village?
> "That sounds like our Human Village, yes. I suppose the Myouren Temple being set up there might deter purists."
> Is that location accurate?
> The Bamboo Forest is to the west of the village, yes?
> "Oh, yes, the place is a nightmare to navigate."
> "I believe the solitude is why the Lunarians prefer to live there."
> Are we aware of guide rocks for the Bamboo Forest?
> "It is my understanding that some sort of guide markers were recently added, at least."
> Give a small smile.
> "I can assure you, the Scarlet Devil Mansion had nothing to do with such affairs."
>"Although it's a rather important place due to the fact that the inhabitants there are well-known for their medicinal knowledge."
>Chuckle.
>"Well, that's not entirely wrong either, but that's a different story altogether."
> "Out of curiosity, is there anyone in that section of Gensokyo that you know by name? Since it seems traveling between there and here is a large hassle, perhaps I could deliver any messages you wish to send."
> Nod.
> "I don't personally know Nue, but she is something of a friend of a friend, and I do at least know roughly where to find her."
> Frown.
> "I hope she didn't cause you any problems. It is my understanding that she is a trickster well-documented throughout the ages."
> "I can do that. Would you like it returned?"
> "Very well. Is there any other business you wish to conduct over there?"
> Nod.
> "Understood. Is there anyone in this village that could serve as a guide, or is this an unfortunate case of 'travel north and hope for the best'?"
> "Very well. Thank you very much for your time, Sir."
> "Understood. Best of luck with your work."
> Exit the same way we came in.
> Nothing for it, it seems. Wait a respectful distance away from the Earl's building, then take flight and head northward.
>Look around before landing, could we spot the Hakurei Shrine from the village ? And can we spot the Hakurei Shrine or any notable building from our current location ?
> Make our way toward the farms, and see if anyone is around withing on them.
> Make our way to the nearest farmhouse.
> Land.
> Is there anyone inside, that we can see?
>Look around for more houses or other people to talk with.
> How close was the town we saw to these fields?
> Take flight again and head toward the town.
> Land in a clear place that does not risk us getting run into or over by a farm animal.
> Investigate the statue up close.
> Is there writing anywhere on it?
> Look immediately around us. Is there anyone that doesn't look terribly busy?
> Hm! Interesting. Make our way over to the youkai.
> ...Did that sound like her native language?
> Blink.
> "...You speak this language natively?"
> "I do."
> Gesture south.
> "But the village I just came here from does not."
> Inventory
> "I'm afraid I did not come prepared to sell anything. I was rather forcibly removed from my home this morning, and currently have no idea where I am."
> "Unfortunate timing on the part of whatever force flung me halfway across reality, it seems. May I ask where I am?"
> "I wish it was that simple."
> "Regardless, do you know of the Scarlet Devil Mansion, or at least of the Hakurei Shrine?"
>"Is that so....? That is good to hear, thank you Miss.........?"
>Do we know when did the Scarlet Devil Mansion arrive in Gensokyo ? All the info we acquired says the same, it's still not here.
> Give a curtsey.
> "Well then, Miss Mira. My name is Sakuya Izayoi, and I am most grateful for your help."
>"In my case it was a tad more than a bad night, but nevertheless, i appreciate your aid."
> "I will be sure to- wait."
> Pull out 1☼ and show it to Mira.
> "Does my currency match yours?"
> "What does yours look like?"
> "Interesting. Yours looks good as well, and is reasonably close to ours. I imagine it would have trade value, if not be outright accepted as currency, in my land."
> Nod.
> "Perhaps this means open trade between our two lands may come some day?"
> What are clippers?
> "Clippers? Do people forge currency here?"
> That's not a problem in our Gensokyo, is it?
> Put on a mildly disgusted face.
> "How uncouth. You have my sympathies."
> "Regardless, I must be off towards home. Thank you very much again for your information. I will do my best to keep you in mind should I ever return here with excess goods."
> Take flight and head east.
> Keep going across the forest.
> To the building!
> "Ah... Hello."
> Head toward the woman.
> Does she look familiar?
> Look around with a look of mild confusion, then return our gaze to the woman.
> "This...is the Hakurei Shrine?"
> Shake head.
> "This is...going to sound crazy, but this is not the Hakurei Shrine I know, and you are not the Hakurei shrine maiden I know."
> Frown with a look of slight offense.
> "I beg your pardon?"
>whats your name?
> "Your mother..."
> Point to the shrine interior.
> "That woman called you 'Kaori', yes? What was your mother's name?"
> Put on a look of mild shock.
> "Praise the fates! Someone I recognize."
> "You are Minoriko Aki, harvest goddess, yes? One who appears in Gensokyo?"
> Look to Kaori, then back to Minoriko.
> "A land whose Hakurei shrine maiden, last I was aware, was named Reimu?"
> Stare in shock.
> "I...I don't know! What on Earth is going on? Why are you...?!?"
> Gesture up and down at her.
> "I to-"
> Double take.
> "Centuries?!? What the hell are you talking about? I was just home a few hours ago, trying to deal with the explosion in the library!"
>"And where is the Mansion ? Why nobody here knows anything about ? What happened while i was away ?"
>Hold our forehead.
>"This is so confusing .... why did that happen..... ?"
> Stiffen.
> Taken on a quiet voice.
> "...It's...gone...?"
>"And what about Eientei ? Or Youkai Mountain ? Or the Moriya Shrine ? Or the Yakumos ?"
>How are we feeling ?
>"So i have travelled this far into the future somehow ?"
> "...Thank you."
> Have a seat, then look at Reimu again.
> "What about Mistress and...are any of them still...?"
>"What about Miss Keine ? Did she........ survive ? How about Mokou ?"
> Well, realistically, Keine's probably...gone...regardless if it's really been several centuries, and Mokou's probably still around because she literally can't die.
> "Where is she?"
> Nod slowly.
> "I see..."
> Frown slightly.
> "...Come to think of it, how are you still around? Is it related to the fact that you don't quite seem human anymore?"
>"And about the shrine... it`s definitely more wellkept than before, i`m guessing you finally started getting the number of donations you deserved ?"
>Give her a curious look.
>"What kind of goddess exactly, may i ask ?"
>"And where, or should i say, when, did that Sir Kay guy come from?"
> What do we know about Reimu's sexuality?
> What do we know about Avalon, particularly in relation to Patchouli?
> Give a slight smile.
> "Well...if I've really been cast so far into the future, getting back to when I belong sounds like pretty overwhelming odds to me."
> Then drop it.
> "Very well, I suppose I should tell you what I know. I was outside the mansion, speaking with a mermaid that had recently moved to the lake, when there was an explosion in the library. Upon re-entering the mansion, I found Patchouli had been retrieved unconscious, but Keine, who was also in there, was not accounted for. Meiling and I scoured the library as best we could through the smoke, and I eventually did find a piece of blue fabric buried in a pile of books. A shelf was about to fall on the pile, so I stopped time to remove all the books and get Keine out of the way before it was too late, but...the pressure got worse and worse, and I blacked out."
> Wave our arm in the general direction of where we came from.
> "I awoke in the middle of some forest out there somewhere, apparently fairly close to this Avalon, with everything I had in my possession at the time except for my pocketwatch. A search of the nearby forest proved fruitless. I have no idea what has happened to it."
" What about Marisa, or Alice, or the Moriyas, what happened to them?"
> "I could use one if you're offering."
> Purse our lips.
> "Um...how do we do this?"
> "Very well. Hmm, who else am I forgetting? Ah, are Miss Toyosatomimi and her entourage still around? Or how about..."
> Look around for anything suspicious, then, assuming nothing is spotted, look back at Reimu and lower our voice.
> "...Dare I ask, the Yakumos?"
>"I'd also like to hear this interesting story regarding the Moriyas"
> "'Them' being Kanako and those of her ilk? Oh, and..."
> Narrow our eyes a bit.
> "On the subject of Yakumos and ghosts, did those two ever get what they deserved?"
> "The Netherworlders."
> "Hmph. Would have been time well spent."
>"Anyways, whatever happened to the Taoists? Or their rivals, i presume they are doing good."
>"Regardless, i hope Youmu learned a lesson she didn't forget."
>"Anyways, How are the Buddhists going? Have they become more powerful over the years or have they stayed the same?"
> We already asked about the Taoists, and Reimu mentioned the Hijiri Temple earlier, which we're going to hit up first thing.
>"Just how many cities have sprouted up since...my apparent disappearance?"
>"Who are some names i should know around her, other than Kay."
>"And what happened to the rest of my....my family...."
> "'The Warlord'? The name does not leave much to the imagination, does it?"
>"Is the Child Of Miare still around?"
(after giving Reimu a hug).
>"Can you tell me more about the different cities around here? What are some ones i should check out?"
>"Oh, and i know i shouldn't ask this, but.......You did have sex, right?"
>How comfortable are we in our maids clothes?
> Don't ask that second question.
What the hell, man, don't be so rude.okay.
>"Is it me, or does it sound like there is more political warfare going on in gensokyo here than there was back when i was around?"
> "Mmm. Speaking of politics, are Miss Hijiri and Miss Toyosatomimi still at each other's throats after all these years? Or did they finally bury the hatchet?"
> "And whatever became of little Miss Sukuna?"
>"Oh, yes, before I forget, how is the underground doing...is Nue still around?"
>Instead say "You mentioned that that Ghost Princesse is still active, does that mean she now has another servant?"
>"You know.... 2 goddesses and a shrine maiden living together on a simple shrine... that's quite a bit like the Moriya Shrine if i may say it."
>Take on a more serious stance
>"I must ask........ was it worth it becoming a goddess ? Living all these years seeing the people you loved and daily engaged with to just...... vanish away while you stayed, and then trying to continue with your life just for the same thing to repeat again...."
>"Hmmm... so you have embraced the fact that everyone else will die... but you still have that warmth in your heart and the will to aid everyone..."
>Give her a pleasant smile.
>"Still the Reimu i knew even after all this time. You're a true example for everyone, human or youkai, i'm sure your ancestors would be proud."
>"Speaking of that, do you have a descendant may i ask ? A child or grandchild ?"
>"Hmmm, well at least you`ll have a heir, it`s close enough."
>Walk over to the donation box.
>"SInce nobody is here to object, i think i should do my part, although i don`t have enough to pay for centuries of donations, it`s the intent that counts right ?"
>Grab 10 coins/currency/dunno how to make the symbol help, and put them on the box.
> Did Sir Kay look fully human to us?
>"It`s nothing really, money can always be acquired again, and our debts to you were many in numbers, which i`m guessing grew even bigger with theses centuries."
>Go back to Reimu.
>"You said something of a blessing before, so how does it work ? It may help me get back to my time period."
> Grin.
> "I won't let you down, my old friend."
> Give Reimu a hug.
> Grin again.
> "Ohoho, you're *encouraging* us to invade them now, are you? What a difference several hundred years makes. Should I go there before visiting the Temple, then?"
> Nod.
> "I understand, and will do what I can to compensate. Oh, but your mentioning of pure-blood humans reminds me of one last thing. What happened to the kids from the outside world, Usami and Hearn?"
> Raise an eyebrow and look at Kaori.
> "You mean to tell me you're a...Hearn, judging from your hair?"
> "One of the first things your ancestor did upon arriving in Gensokyo is amass an army of fairies to attack my home. However many years later, the first thing you do upon meeting me is imply that I am old. It seems I will be cursed by the Usami line forever."Wait, is that actual canon stuff or just from a Quest ?
>"Well, i have met your ancestor Renko Usami, she had a brunette hair while her companion, Maribel Hearn had blonde one, so i just assumed."
>Turn to Reimu.
>"So how did those kids end up ?"
> Smirk.
> "One of the first things your ancestor did upon arriving in Gensokyo is amass an army of fairies to attack my home. However many years later, the first thing you do upon meeting me is imply that I am old. It seems I will be cursed by the Usami line forever."
>"Good, i hope that is true."
>Smirk.
>"I think i should start to get going and go to the Temple already, even though it is good to see a familiar face, sitting here won`t do much to fix my issue."
But to be honest, she`s more like a ninja than a samuraiHuh? No, Youmu is totally a samurai. In fact, its canonical that she really sucks at sneaking around.
Youmu: I don't mean to boast, but I am skilled in tailing. As I am half-human and half-ghost, the presences of both are less noticeable than a full one.From Cage in Lunatic Runagate.
Sakuya: I wonder how long our little stalker will continue to believe she has not been spotted.
Well, it`s cause i know nothing about Tenshi besides that she wields swords, is a tengu and a troublemakerTenshi's actually a celestial.
> "It is much appreciated, Reimu. Thank you. Truly. Farewell, all of you."
> Leave the Shrine, take flight, and head toward where the Human Village should be.
> But stop time and feel Reimu up first before we go.